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A story of humanity in the pixels of a Reddit April Fool’s experiment
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Visualization as skill set or stand-alone profession
Jumpstarted by Elijah Meeks asking why visualization people are leaving the field for less visually-centric industry jobs, there’s been ample discussion about data visualization’s role in companies. This naturally leaks…
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Wind prediction and potential power
As we use up current energy resources, it grows more important to look to alternative energy sources. Wind is one potential area, but the problem is that one has to…
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On Broadway shows city life through data cross-sections
On Broadway, by Daniel Goddemeyer, Moritz Stefaner, Dominikus Baur, and Lev Manovich, provides a slice-by-slice view of the street that goes through Manhattan. Instead of a map like you might…
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The Best Data Visualization Projects of 2014
It's always tough to pick my favorite visualization projects. Nevertheless, I gave it a go.
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Multivariate Beer
Can you experience data? Sometimes visualization gets you part of the way there, putting data into context, serving as a trigger for your memory, and all that. But only so much can happen through the computer screen.
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A more visual world data portal
One of the most annoying parts of downloading data from large portals is that you never quite know what you’re gonna get. It’s a box of chocolates. It’s government data…
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Data Cuisine uses food as the medium
Ditch the computer screen for your data. It’s all about the food. Moritz Stefaner and prozessagenten, process by art and design ran a second round of the Data Cuisine workshop…
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An exploration of selfies
Selfiecity, from Lev Manovich, Moritz Stefaner, and a small group of analysts and researchers, is a detailed visual exploration of 3,200 selfies from five major cities around the world. The…
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FIFA development work around the world
Studio NAND and Moritz Stefaner, along with Jens Franke explore FIFA development programs around the world. The FIFA Development Globe visualises FIFA’s worldwide involvement in supporting football through educational and…
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Data sculpture shows emotional response to Olympics
During the Olympics, Studio NAND, Moritz Stefaner, and Drew Hemment tracked Twitter sentiment with Emoto. This interactive installation and data sculpture is the last leg of the project. The emoto…
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How to Make an Interactive Network Visualization
Interactive network visualizations make it easy to rearrange, filter, and explore your connected data. Learn how to make one using D3 and JavaScript.
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Worldwide mood around London 2012
No doubt there is going to be a lot of tweeting about the Olympics during the next couple of weeks, but sometimes it’s hard to get a sense of what…
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River flow simulation
In Newcastle, there’s a floating tide mill building on the River Tyne. The mill turns to generate power for the building, and in that flow of water are four sensors…
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Updated OECD Better Life index
The OECD’s Better Life Index which debuted last year to much fanfare has been updated with some great new features by Moritz Stefaner. The concept and beauty of the original…
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Data and visualization blogs worth following
About three years ago, I shared 37 data-ish blogs you should know about, but a lot has changed since then. Some blogs are no longer in commission, and lots of…
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Learning data visualization
I listen to a lot of podcasts. They make my workouts much more enjoyable. For the most part though, I only listen to ones about sports and more general podcasts…
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Watching ‘wtf Wikipedia’ as SOPA/PIPA blackout begins
While SOPA and PIPA are no laughing matter (join the strike), the reaction from those on Twitter who don’t know what’s going on is great entertainment. Do a search on…
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The Best Data Visualization Projects of 2011
I almost didn’t make a best-of list this year, but as I clicked through the year’s post, it was hard not to. If last year (and maybe the year before)…
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Data visualization freelancing
In an interview with Enrico Bertini, Moritz Stefaner, whose work you’ll probably recognize, talks about his experiences as a freelancer and how he got started. Some of the highlights include…
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